Anduril’s CUAS solution integrates artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous technologies to enhance security and reduce reliance on human intervention. At the core of the system is Lattice, Anduril’s AI-driven software platform, which enables autonomous detection, tracking, identification, and neutralisation of aerial threats, allowing operators to make informed decisions with minimal personnel.
The system is designed with a software-first approach, incorporating multiple sensors and effectors into a shared command-and-control (C2) interface. Its open architecture allows for rapid updates and system enhancements, ensuring the Marine Corps remains equipped with cutting-edge technology to counter emerging threats over the next decade.
This latest contract follows a $200 million agreement awarded to Anduril in November to develop a CUAS Engagement System for the Marine Air Defense Integrated System (MADIS). The consecutive awards strengthen Anduril’s partnership with the Marine Corps and underscore its role in shaping next-generation defence solutions.
To support growing demand, Anduril has invested in Arsenal-1, an advanced manufacturing facility designed to produce autonomous systems at scale. Arsenal-1’s software-driven production model will enable the rapid deployment of CUAS solutions while maintaining flexibility for future defence requirements.
